Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 18th.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for California: Best
Family, IS 1905 so p Dbl; Bakers extra, 81 %
TO IS ID; Supertine, So 10 to IS 60.
WHEAT-Situation unchanged 40 trading
in the sample market, while on call there is
lively movement in the shape of contracts.
Quotable at 81 50 for No. ! shipping and
81 S219a1 IS q ell for more choice grades.
BARLEY-There was a softer tone to the
market this morning. Feed of the better class
could not be placed at over 81 l219, and it is
doubtful if much custom could be found even
at this figure. Buyers who are not in immedi-
ate want of stock are not disposed to pay over
81 10 e ctl expecting to satisfy their needs when
required at the lower rates. Brewing is steady
at IL 20d1 - 2 ctl.
OATs-Market continues moderately active
follows: No. | Feed. ST 671%@l 72115
No. 2, 81 6o@l 6274; Milling, 81 721@@1 IS;
breska, 81 5O@1 So p ctl.
CoRNI7We quote as follows; Cali,
G GrniS Il aTgs Yellow 81 ? = i 10 3 small
SEEDS-Quiet We quote prices as follows ::
Mustard, Brown, s2a2 50; Yellow, 81 so
to IS Sctl; Canary, 214ta23zc; Hemp, 4Gl414c;
Rape, l7g@ee;; Timothy, 5@6e; Alfalfa, S@9c ;
HAY-We quote: DAT. s9@11; Barley,
81 5O@10 so; Wheat, s10@1l p ton.
SrRAW-Quotable at 35G55c q bale.
HOPS-Nominally quotable at 10@15c p b.
BUCKWHEAT = Qnotable at 81 O5@1 Is .
ell, according to quality.
P0TATOES-Liberal supplies have caused a
break & in prices Wharf rates are as follows :
s2@2 IS; Burbank Seedlings, s2@25; Oregon
Garnet Chile, 81 75@2 2 ctl.
ONIONS-There is less surplus on the market,
and holders ask advanced rates. Quatable at
5O@S0c . ctl, some choice lots selling higher.
BEANS-We quote rs follows: Bayos, $40
3 90; Butter, y bO@i 80; Pink. 81 2591 %; Red,
Small White 81 S0@2 p ctl-
MERCHANDISING quote Asparagus, 50c@
81 % q bx: Rhubarb, 50c@s1 25 q box; Egg Plant.
12c q h; Cucumbers, 50c@s1 25 q dozen;
60@9Oc , sack; Tomatoes, s2@2 Is p
box; String Beans. Sale = ID for COM
mon and 5@6c for better qualities Sum-
mer Squash, sl@l 50 . box; A a, boxes, 1O@
25a5oc p otI Beets, 75c@s1 > sack Parsnips,
50@75c p ctl; CauE1oweT, 50c@75c p dozen ;
Cabbage, 75c@sl p ctI; Garlic, 1@2c p L;
Celery, 50.160c q dozen; Dry Peppers, S@10c;
Dry Okra, 15@2oe q II.
FRUIT-Some Mulberries from Bouldin Island
were Offering to-day at SOC = drawer Trade
generally was slow this morning, the moist
weather tending to check the demand. Prices
generally shaped in favor of buyers. Cher
ries, 25c@40o q box for white and 50@70c
tor black; Gooseberries, 11la2c for common,
81 = chest; Raspberries, SOL 50 e drawer;
Currants, soc 2 small drawer, coarse large box:
Apricots, 75c@l 50 a box: Apples, S2tTS q
box for good to choice: Mexican Lines s9@1i
Sicily, S5Q5 50 do California, S161 80 for
common, s2@S for choice; Oranges, California,
81 25@2 50 p box for common, and s2@5 =
box for Navel; Bananas, 90 JO95 so q bunch
Pineapples, s4G6 p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote Sun-dried Apples
5@51ac p u for sliced and 4G5c tor quar-
tered; Alden ana Plummer, PIG; Ap-
ricots, l1@f2c; Blackberries. Ice: Figs, 596c for
pressed and 4c for impressed; Smyrna do
121I914c for layers, and 99l0c for kegs; Eects-
rines. Ioe; Peaches 17N1Sc for peeled, and 90
ffIrI n fnY -knln or,d
Sc for sliced mschine-dried, l1G1212c Pluns
9d9c for pitted and 2G4c for unpitted Ger
mSu Prunes. 7GSc; French Prunes, SG9c z b;
SaisiEs. London Layers, 81 506l 80 3 box. with
20025c advance for fractions; Common, sI@t IS
a box.
HoNEY-We quote: Comb, l2G14c p h for
choice and case for common: bright extracted,
BUTTER--Market steady in price, with de-
mand good. We quote: Fancy, 2lc; good
to choice, 10000; fair, 16@lSc; mixed
for fair to good and I1913c 7 il for poor.
CHEESE Quotable at 1d1591l55c s ID for
choice, and 9nl0c for fair 10 good quality.
IGGS-Duil trade and easy rrices Ouotsble
at I5Gl6e = dozen for store lots, and I7@1Sc p
dozen FOR ranch consignmen!s. Eastern loo
Ice = dozen.
P0ULTRY-Ii Turkeys-Gobblers, lsa2oc;
Hens, 17@1Sci ho5sters, s5Gl6 or Did, and S9@
u for Tcang Hens, IS 5096 80 for ordi-
nary stock, and Sos for choice; sreilers,
IS 506G7 50: B5iaks. S6aS so e dozen; Geese
Goslings; Pigeons, s. q dozen for old and S2@
sc for young.
GAME-We quote: Rabbits. 81 D; Hare, 81 SOC
l 70 z dozen.
PROVISIONS-We quote iobbing lots East
ern Hams 141931515c; California I0de1lc for salt;
refrigeretor-cured, 1St4@14c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, i261215c: California Bacon SllS1$c for
heavy and medium, 91&a10c Tor light MEDIUM
and 10 "a lie forlight, 12G12Ic extra light; Clear
Sides Zoe y 10 Pork, 81 50G10 q Dbl for extra
prime, S10Gn for prime mess SIS 5Dtai6 for
meas, SIC 5Gel17 for clear. Si7 S011S fer extra
clear; Pigs feet. s11 a9Gl2; Mess Beef. SS,G9
for bbls. 81 5o@5 for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef,
50 50@10 30 for bbls, IS 25G5 50 for hf3bls Family
Beef s14 50Gi5 30 p bhi; California Smoked Beef,
12@1215c "a b. Eastern Lard. 9so914c for tierces
and 91z1I0c q % Tor pals: California do, 10-ib
tins, SC; 5-fo tins, SIC; pals, DC for 10-fb 916c
for 5-fb. and 91%c p D for 3-ih pals.
WOOI-We quote:
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, 2 f...13a15c
Good short spring, seedy, b..........-.....1a017
Choice short spring, free fb................I7@1s
Good years spring, free q ib................ Is
Fair years spring, seedy, z fb.............--l4@15
Poor years spring, seedF and bury 2 fb..l2@i3
FRESH MEATS-Foliowing are the rates for
whole carcasses from ssughterers to desers
Beef-FiIEt quality, 7GS715e; second quality. GO
&c: third quality, 514@6c 3 ID. Veal-Large,
6t67c small, 7@9c , h. Mutton-Qiotable at
6t67c = %. Thanksgiving, Sd9c 2 ID. Pork
1--we FOgs on foot grain fed iS46G5c; stock 31.ES